Valerie Varnuska

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Valerie Varnuska of Westbury, NY, spends her time hiking, which enables her to appreciate the natural wonders of nature. Valerie Varnuska is especially fond of stargazing and studying the various cloud formations in the sky. The many shapes and forms that the clouds take on often make Ms. Varnuska laugh, and she finds them wondrous. Cloud formations are broken up into three distinct categories based on the altitudes at which they occur. Experts have defined 10 distinct formation types. The average person may experience difficulty distinguishing between the three high cloud formations: cirrus, cirrostratus, and cirrocumulus clouds. They are often thin and translucent with hair-like tendril

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